A band who were part of the ‘British Invasion’ in the US in the 1960s were The Dave Clark Five. This photograph shows them performing on stage, Thursday 7th May, 1964 at the Globe.
Courtesy of Barry Jones.
The Dave Clark Five c1964
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Clarendon Pub, Dovecot Street c2013
Taken this year is a photograph of the old Clarendon Pub premises at 72 Dovecot Street, Stockton.
Photograph courtesy of David Thompson.
Stockton and Thornaby Hospital c1915
These two photographs show a hospital ward in Stockton and Thornaby hospital. Shown on these photographs is Florence Walker later Spence who was a nurse at this hospital for many years. Florence Spence is standing at the back on the left in the first photograph and again on the left in the second c1915
Photographs and details courtesy of Eunice Spence.
1930s Dust Cart
A photograph of a 1930s dust cart which was given to the Teesside Museums Department by Stockton Cleansing Department in 1969. The Stockton Borough Coat of arms can be seen on the door.
Corporation Quay, Stockton c1965
A view of Corporation quay and the River Tees at Stockton, which opened 1876 and closed 1967. We believe this photograph dates around c1965.
Stockton Castle
The ruins of Stockton Castle I believe stood on land behind were the present Swallow Hotel is. The castle dates from the 1370s having been a Manor House earlier. It was demolished in the 1650s with the exception of the Barn which it was demolished in the 1860s.
Photograph and details courtesy of Derek Buttle
Macmillan House, Russell Street
Mentioned in comments over past months, this is a recent photograph of Macmillan House. This house in Russell Street, Stockton, like many in the area, has been externally renovated under the Go Warm scheme c2013
Photograph and details courtesy of John Robson
R W Crosthwaite Ltd Postcard c1937
This postcard is from R W Crosthwaites Ltd to Messrs Dexters of Wellingborough, dated 7th January 1937. My Grandfather Jack Moore of Thornaby worked here.
Images courtesy of Lesley Targett
Building the Bypass Bridge c1992
Three photographs showing the building of the new Durham Road bypass bridge over the railway, June 1992.
Frankie Lymon and The Teenagers c1957
The Globe Theatre advertising the first appearance in Great Britain for Frankie Lymon and The Teenagers, May 6th, 1957.
Image courtesy of Barry Jones
Stockton Cycling Club c1895
These three photographs are of 19th century cyclists and their machines, all from the Stockton Cycling Club. The photographs show scenes from the many meetings or cycling expeditions the Stockton Cycling Club had around the area. Does anyone recognise where they are?
Photographs and details courtesy of Bruce Coleman
Richard White of Norton c1911
This photograph was taken in 1911 probably in Norton. My grandfather ‘Richard White’ is back row far left, and my father also ‘Richard White’ is front sitting. My grandfather was a coachman in Norton, he married Elizabeth Jane Dunn of Stockton in 1896. Does anyone recognize the others?
Photograph and details courtesy of Richard White
Billingham Town Centre c1970
We believe this photograph of Billingham Town Centre was taken c1970. Many people may remember visiting Hill’s Bakers, Mac Fisheries and Timothy White’s Wholefood stores…
‘The Dancing Years on Ice’ Programme c1956
Tom Arnold’s production of Ivor Novello’s ‘The Dancing Years on Ice’ at the Globe c1956. Included in the programme are adverts from popular businesses on Stockton High Street such as Tyler’s, Winpenny’s and Leslie Brown’s.
Images courtesy of Barry Jones
An Aerial View of the Pioneer Cement Works
Aerial view showing the Pioneer Cement Works at Haverton Hill next to the Furness shipyards on the north bank of the River Tees. Houses at Haverton Hill are visible in the background and the ironmasters district visible in the foreground.